Montrose Defeats Tunkhannock 7 to 3 in Tuesday Game
Montrose beat Tunkhannock 7 to 3 in a Tuesday baseball contest. Montrose used three guest players from outside while Tunkhannock fielded only local players. Also noted: Tunkhannock board of trade granted a charter. local residents prominent in town matters.
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Tunkhannock
Montrose
Binghamton
Tritons
Tunkhannock Board of Trade
Court of Common Pleas
William Bell
Henr
Second Street
Lewis Comstock
Stock 6
Owemo
N. Y
Lloyd
Stephen Robertson
James Gallan
Samuel Fitch
Osterhout House
Hast Tioga Street
Samuel Murdock
Very Remarkable Cure of Diarrhoea
Mrs. Alice Miller of Morgan Texas describes six years of severe diarrhoea suffering and failed treatments before trying Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. She reports dramatic relief after using the inexpensive medicine and recommends it.
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Alice Miller
Morgan
Texas
Bosque County
Chamberlain
Attorneys Transact Case in Court Here Wednesday
Entertaining their daughter-in-law of Rochester New York attorneys John R Jones of Scranton and Everett Harding of Wilkes Barre were transacting business in court here on Wednesday.
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Rochester
N. Y
John R. Jones
Scranton
Everett Harding
Wilkes- Barre
Factoryville News Notes and Local Happenings
Mrs J B Kelsey and Edith visit EF W Westgate's family in Forest City. Sarah Bell visits Buffalo relatives. J I Yeager bought EB BE Deming property on Center street. A J Lawrence of Denver tours town after travels. G W Maxey from Arbor University visits family. Erie railroad depot site rumored near Carade Garden with a new road planned from Hillside crossing. Rev C A Spalding considers a call to Ansonville Cambrian county. Mr and Mrs W D Owens host Mr and Mrs D C Lake and their children from Atsage City Kansas.
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Scranton Tribune
Forest City
Kelsey
Edith
EF. W. Westgate
Sarah Bell
Buffalo
J. i. Yeager
Colorado
New Mexico
Texas
G. W. Maxey
Atin Arbor University
The
Erie
Carade Garden
C. A. Spalding
Baptist Church
Ansonville
Cambrian County
W. D. Owens
D. C. Lake
Atsage City
Kansas
Social Notes From Hopbottom July Weekend Guests
Miss Williams, Mr. Staples and Mr. Strong of Scranton visited Miss Alta Finn over Sunday. Miss Irene Chamberlain of Scranton and Mr. Cotello of New York City called on Leroy Carpenter this week. Mrs. M. M. Sell is sick. Miss Michel Jeffers spends days in Kingsley with Miss Marie Farley. Mrs. and Mrs. J. J. Quailey and daughter were in Montrose Wednesday. Mrs. Weldon and son and Mr. and Mrs. William Sterna and children of Pittsburgh visit Stella Jeffers of Montrose and H. L. Belandgon of Nicholson Monday. Stella Jeffers of Montrose and H. L. Belandgon visited Mrs. O. K. Roberts. Mrs. F. A. Wrigley and daughter of Factoryville returned home yesterday.
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Scranton Tribune
Hopbottom
Miss Williams
Staples
Mr. Strong
Scranton
Alta Finn
Irene Chamberlain
Cotello
New York City
Leroy Carpenter's
M. M. Sell
Aick Lst
Michel Jeffers
Kingsley
Marie Farley
Local Notes On Health and Fishing Say Mrs Jeffers Visit
After spending the past week with Mrs. W. A. Jeffers three cases of small pox are reported near Lord pond and local fishermen are advised to seek other waters for bass noted at four pounds.
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W. A. Jeffers
Lord Pond
Special Meeting of Sarah Rice Circle in Forest City
Forest City July 1 special meeting of Sarah Rice circle No 104 planned in the G A R hall Friday evening August 1 at 7 40. Mrs F A Wrigley and daughter Dorothy visit Hop Bottom while Dr A J Winebrake and spouse return from their wedding tour en route to Scranton. There will be no preaching at the.
Methodint Church Next Sunday Pastor on Vacation
Local notes recount Rev J N Lee taking a two week vacation from the Methodint church next Sunday. A lightning strike destroyed a barn at Charles Sisk farm in Bunker Hill burning a lime ber wagon and fifteen tons of baled hay.
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J. N. Lee
Charles Sisk
Bunker Hill
W. W. Shaw
Esther
Tunkhannock
Charlies Brown
Springville
A. A. Brown
Factoryville
William Gee longtime Pittston resident dies at 76
In West Pittston William J L Gee a pioneer resident died at his Lugurne Avenue home after a two week illness. He was 76 years old, married Olive Stuart fifty years ago and served in Battery M Pennsylvania Infantry during the Civil War rising to second lieutenant. He belonged to Odd Fellows and Masons and was a charter member of the West Pittston Presbyterian church. Funeral Friday at 3 pm with burial in West Pittston cemetery.
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Pittston
William JL. Gee
Lugerne Avenu
West Pittston
Gee
Manchestershire
England
Olive Stuart
Honesdale
Mary Allinson
Battery M
Pennsylvania Infantry
Gohonto Lodge of Odd Fellows
St. John's Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons
West Pittston Presbyterian
Historical Puzzle for Young Readers at The Tribune
Cut out daily pictures on this page and mark the hidden objects. Send or deliver to The Tribune office in an envelope labeled Pulaase Department with your name age and address. The six correct week’s pictures will have their names published in The Tribune Monday morning.
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Tribune
Pulaase Department
Furnished Rooms for Rent on Adams Avenue
Furnished rooms with at, en suite baths available for gentlemen at 639 Adams Avenue. Utilities included. Quiet building, convenient to transit and shops.
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Adams Avenue
Bath
Boarders Wanted and Desirable Rooms for Rent
Boarders wanted for summer with three large airy rooms and good table board. Address 0 Ix Dalton Pa. Also rooms for rent with board at 515 Adams Avenue. Desirable suite with first class table board at 00 Jefferson Avenue.
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Dalton
Adams Avenue
Jefferson Avenue
Avoca Christian Alliance Meeting Draws Moosic Residents
Moosic residents attend the Christian Alliance meeting in Avoca this week. Miss Henrietta Harris of Taylor and Miss Mabel Allen of Avoca were town visitors yesterday. Rev. and Mrs. L A Lindamuth and daughter Marion of Akron visit the Halletone residence. Maude Smith Alma Lovering and Mrs John Deans depart today for Atlantic City for two weeks. Marletti Davis of Hyde Park spent Wednesday with Armnes Butler. Maggie Brown spends a few weeks in Bloomsburg.
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Christian Alliance
Avoca
Henrietta Harris
Taylor
Mabel Allen
L. A. Lindamuth
Marion
Akron
Halletone
Maude Smith
Alma Lovering
John Deans
Atlantic City
Marletti Davis
Hyde Park
Armnes Butler
Maggie Brown
Bloomsburg
Scranton Business Listings and Local Establishments
Directory style notice listing numerous Scranton area addresses and businesses including firms on Spruce Street Wyoming Avenue and Lackawanna Avenue. Mentions hotels restaurants insurance brokers and the Scranton House near the Ll. & W. depot. Also notes The Wilkes-Barre Record available at local news stands.
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Wilkes-Barme
Scranton
Felsman Bros
G. Linden
M. Norton
Lackawanna Ave
G. Bchutser
Baseball National League Scores From Philadelphia and Brooklyn
Baseball NationaL League results show multiple games across cities. Key matchups include Philadelphia versus Cincinnati with Poole and Bergen battering rivals, Brooklyn hosting Pittsburgh, and New York facing St. Louis while Cleveland beat Boston and Detroit faced Washington. Umpires named for each game. Game notes include a tenth inning finish due to darkness.
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Detroit
Helb
Washington
Pobredic Rynett
Orth and Clark
Mullen
Buelow
Connolly
St. Louis
RALE
Philadelphia
Gt. Louis
Oe Pol
Waddell
Behreckengost
Donohue
Kahoo
Johnstone
Curuthora
Buffalo at Jersey City and more scores
A list of city scores shows Buffalo seven to Jersey City six and additional results including Toronto two Worcester one Rochester four Newark one Montreal and Providence seven.
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Buffalo
Jersey City
Toronto
Worcester
Rochester
Newark
Montreal
Providence
Trains from Scranton to Major Cities Hold Daily and Sunday Schedules
In effect June 20 1902 trains depart Scranton for New York Philadelphia and other points at 7 40 a m 1 00 p m and 4 00 p m Sunday 2 10 p m Quaker City Express runs 7 30 a m with through Pullman for Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington no car changes.
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Traina
Scranton
New
Binghamton
Bhatra
Way
Nicholson
Bloomaburg
Northumberland
Plymouth
New York
Huffalo
Bimbae and Way
Binghamton and Way
Noom
Bloomsbury
Schedule in Mled June 16 1902 Trains from Scranton
Schedule lists weekday morning and afternoon through trains from Scranton to Philadelphia via Wilkes-Barre and Pottsville with stops at key stations. Connects to Sunbury Harrisburg Philadelphia Baltimore Washington Pittsburgh and the West. Includes Pullman buffet parlor cars and vestibule service times 6 18 am 14 00 pm 2 28 pm and 4 35 pm with Sunday variations and Hasleton Sunbury Harrisburg Pittsburgh connections.
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Eiffeet
Scranton
Philadelphia
New York
B & HW. RR
Carbondale
L. W. Cone
White Haven
Hazleton
D. H.R. OR
Pottsville
Hethichem
Haston
Reading
Harrisburg
Tunkhannock
Towanda
Elmira
Ithaca
Geneva
Los
Rochester
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Chicago
Sundave
U. Te
Builman Carlon
Aisehing
Lehigh Valley
Wilkes-Barre
Lionension Bridge
Rollin HW. Wilbur
Cortland Mannet
Charles
Cortland Street
Bethlehem
Sunbury
Baltimore
Washington
Pittsburg
Pittsbore
Train Schedules From Scranton to Carbondale and North
Scranton to Carbondale trains depart at 6:44 7 something. Additional times list Wilkes Barre Albany and points north with morning and evening departures. Details show multiple trains and connections, including service to Wilkes Barre and Albany areas, with various departure and arrival times throughout the day.
Trains Schedule Change Effective July 20 2002
Trains depart Scranton for Uawley and local stations at 7 20 and 8 45 am and 5 20 pm Sundays 000 am and Lipom for Newburgh and intermediate points at 7 20 am and 1 % pm A Sunday Lahpam 1 Koryeneehye at 1 05 and 4 20 pm Trains arrive Scranton 7 20 pm 1 15 pm Sundays 1 00 Td $.15 m m.
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Scranton
Uawley
Wea
Lipom
New York
Newbureh
Koryeneehye
Cranton
Time Table Shows Sunday Rail Schedule and Connections
Sunday timetable lists northbound and southbound departures from Scranton and Carbondale with connections to New York City, New York city routes, and regional towns. It notes trains Nos 1 and 6 operate weekdays with linking service to Walton Norwich Oneida Oswego Poyntelle Delhi Sidney Norwich and other points, with ticket agents available.
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Nortohound
Joey Pa Jaye
Arriva ' Ing
Scranton
Cada
Lenya
Cadosia
Carbondale
Ap. Mn
New York City
Walton
Norwich
Oneida
Osweso
Poyntellen
Delhi
Idney
Berlin
Quaker City
Ceity
Wasington
Hie
Altima
Tineelabie
Veonault
Sandee
WELSH
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Sumter Brothers
Complete Outfitters
Stephen Tennant
Jenkins Township
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Here
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Main Street
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Mae Staley
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the Tribune
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Dunmore, Pa
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Dunmore
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M. H. FF. Ziegler
Bee
City Recorder
Department of Public Works
Fourteenth Ward
Bureau of Engineering
John Be.roche
Want
Central City
Albert Schultz
Mulry
Webster Ave
GU Brav Pichel
Aduing
West Side
GEO. W. Jenikins
Sooth Main Avenue
South
Fred U. Terppe
Cedar Avenue
North Scranton
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Corner
North Main Avenue
Market Street
Charles P. Jones
Dick Son Pvonude
J. Jolins
C. Lorenz
Marion Street
Petersburg
W. H. Knepfel
Irving Avenue
J. G. Bone & Son
George Waterson
Ulwich
Wayne County
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Arch
Renal Estate Exchange
Washington Ave
H. L. Harding
Connell Bldg
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Wyoming Ave
Sechlager & Co., Traders Bank Bldg
Replogle & Co
Mears Bidr
Lin Avenue
Mates
Ziegler
A. B. Briggs
A. B. Sirlgss
Cave
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Riches Drug
Earney Adams
Mulberry
Joseph Kuetytel
Lauka
Are
Ecranton
Megargee Bros
Twine
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Bergen
White
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Rhe
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Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Reading System
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D. C
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Meu Nee-Barse
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Ocean ‘Grove
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Tamaqua
Bottaville
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Pennsylvania Railroad
J.T. Hutchinson
Mer
J.B. Wood
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Ine
Bald
Ll. V. WR
Ponssy
Pointent
Ek Alhiuny
Wilkise Park
A. m
Albany Ind Hounts
Erie Railroad
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Ontario and Western
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